
Classic holiday wreaths are made using cut foliage without a water source and can last for several weeks, but ultimately dry up and drop. Holiday wreaths made from living plants and materials will last for months and can be repurposed after the holidays. However, your wreath will need a bit of watering and maintenance to stay fresh! Add miniature orchids, succulents or small herb plants into the moss to add color, texture and visual interest.
Start with a floral foam wreath form and securely pin the moss to the form, then add your small plants making sure to cover the root balls with moss to keep from drying out. If you are hanging your wreath, take extra care in securing your plants by using thin, pliable wire. Living wreaths can also make great centerpieces. Try combining your wreath with candles floating in colored water for a vibrant tabletop décor.
Start with a floral foam wreath form and securely pin the moss to the form, then add your small plants making sure to cover the root balls with moss to keep from drying out. If you are hanging your wreath, take extra care in securing your plants by using thin, pliable wire. Living wreaths can also make great centerpieces. Try combining your wreath with candles floating in colored water for a vibrant tabletop décor.













